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By Natasha Merchant

Animal Identification

Polar Bear-

Scientific name-Ursus maritimus

Range-Canada, Alaska, Russia, Greenland and Norway

Habitat-Arctic coast and ice floes

Young per birth-usually 2

Birth weight-21 to 25 ounces, about the size of a chipmunk

Adult weight-660 to 1300 pounds(females are smaller)

Height-up to 4 feet at the shoulder

Length-6.5 to 10 feet

Diet-carnivorous(seals, young walruses, and stranded whales

Life span-15 to 18 years, but some more than 25 years

Predators-other polar bears and humans

Status- no special status



Ostrich-

Scientific name- Struthio camelus

Range- East Africa

Habitat-open country and dry savannah

Number of eggs-no easy number

Hatchling weight-2.5 pounds

Adult weight-250 to 345 pounds(females are smaller)

Height-8 to 9 feet

Diet-herbivorous(leaves,flowers,shoots, and seeds)

Life span-40 years and more in the wild.80 and more years in captivity

Predators-Egyptian vultures, hyenas, and jackals

Status-not currently endangered

I will write more as soon as I get the facts of more animals

                       FANTASTIC ANIMAL FACTS

                         By Natasha Merchant

 

Did you know …. ?

 

Male monkeys go bald in the same way that human men do

 

It is possible that whales can hear each other a hundred miles apart.

 

A crocodile cannot stick its tongue out

 

Cats’ hearing is even more sensitive than dogs’

 

The cheetah can reach a speed of up to 45 miles per hour in 2 seconds

 

Giant squids are as long as a double-decker bus and have the biggest eyes of any animal that has ever lived

 

In China, the Man in the Moon is a toad.

 

A hippo can open its mouth so wide that a four-foot-tall person could walk in

 

A kangaroo can jump only if its tail is touching the ground

 

A newborn turkey chick has to be taught to eat, or it will starve

 

At birth, a panda is smaller than a mouse and weights about 4 ounces

 

Bats always turn left when exiting a cave

 

The first living creature to orbit the earth was a Husky dog called Laika, sent into space by Russia in 1957 aboard Sputnik II

 

“Zorro” means fox in Spanish

 

There are a thousand times more living things in the sea than there are on land.

 

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